. Veterinary studies for agricultural students. Veterinary medicine. LECTURE XLVIII HOVEN, OR BLOAT (ACUTE TYMPANITES) Hoven, or bloat, is a form of indigestion in cattle and sheep which is characterized by an abnormal collection of gas in the first stomach or paunch. Causes.—Bloat is caused by excessive fermentation, which results indirectly from such conditions as sudden changes from dry food to pasture, or from one pasture to a better one, or. Fig. 77.—Showing Where to Tap. (M. H. S.) See white cross in the flank. from grass to clover. Easily fermented foods favor hoven. Grasses or clovers,
. Veterinary studies for agricultural students. Veterinary medicine. LECTURE XLVIII HOVEN, OR BLOAT (ACUTE TYMPANITES) Hoven, or bloat, is a form of indigestion in cattle and sheep which is characterized by an abnormal collection of gas in the first stomach or paunch. Causes.—Bloat is caused by excessive fermentation, which results indirectly from such conditions as sudden changes from dry food to pasture, or from one pasture to a better one, or. Fig. 77.—Showing Where to Tap. (M. H. S.) See white cross in the flank. from grass to clover. Easily fermented foods favor hoven. Grasses or clovers, wet by dew or rain, seem especially apt to cause hoven. Frosted roots and impaction from overfeeding may also re- sult in arrested digestion, and then hoven ensues. Sick cattle frequently bloat after lying for a long time on the side. Choke often leads to hoven. 230. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original Reynolds, Myron Herbert, 1865-. New York, The Macmillan Company
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